WTS Energy Is Recruiting Commissioning Technicians for Oil and Gas Projects in Tunisia

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/05/2019 at 11:02

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WTS Energy received a large request for professionals for new ventures in Tunisia. The interesting part is that there is no distinction of nationality as a fundamental requirement, since there is not enough specialized local labor to meet the necessary demands, but it is required to speak English and have a valid passport. Here are the open positions:

Senior Mechanical Commissioning Technician – minimum of 8 years of experience
Mechanical Commissioning Technician – minimum of 5 years of experience
Senior Electrical Commissioning Technician – minimum of 8 years of experience
Electrical Commissioning Technician – minimum of 5 years of experience
Senior Instrumentation Commissioning Technician – minimum of 8 years of experience
Instrumentation Commissioning Technician – minimum of 5 years of experience
Senior Telecommunications Commissioning Technician – minimum of 8 years of experience
Telecommunications Commissioning Technician – minimum of 5 years of experience

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Contract duration: 6 to 10 months
Rotation: 28/28
Start date: June
Minimum commissioning/start-up experience required of 7 or 5 years respectively

Interested candidates can send their resume to Cristina.Dima@wtsenergy.com, stating in the subject line the name of the position applied for IN ENGLISH. For example: “Senior Mechanical Commissioning Technician – Brazil”

HR requests that the post be shared with as many people as possible to increase the chances of finding professionals with the requested qualifications.

WTS Energy Is Recruiting Commissioning Technicians for Oil and Gas Projects in Tunisia

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